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Daily Republican., 1887-04-27
Amuseul0nu,

"Sam'i of PoseL" Drew another large
nudie nee at the Opera House last night,
and the lay was giv,n even better
than on Monday night. some changes
and additions were made in the stage
properties, which greatly improved the
effect. The company will close their
engagement tonight
Edwin Arden in "EaCle's Nest" was
also greeted with large audience 81
the Academy Of Music last night, and
mauca. His knife duel with Blsssedeu
In the last act was very realistic, and
with his leap from the mountain cliff,
was applauded Long aud loud.
On Friday and Saturday nights
Leonard Growers new play, "Lost i'll
New York" will BIO presented at the
Opera House by hrs5 class company,
for the tirst time in this city. This
play has been given in New Yoak and
Philadelphia, and proved one of TIE
successes of the season.
"The Shadows OF a Great CITY," q
new comedy drama. will be given on
Monday and T0es1Ay nights, and 9
New York paper, in speaking of it
say:
THE story is romantic, and the play
affords ample opportu mites for impress
Eive and teliiy stu atoms in every act
The dialop ne IL brisk aud natural. anC
in the mat er of scenic effects "Sbadow
of q Great City" is CERTAINLY surpasse,
by no drama now before the public
Every scene ia o picture, even the min
uRst details being carried out with
view to the ompletest artistic effect.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-27
BoaId Of Public Education
e. ECTION.

An election for mcubers o. the Board of
Public Education q Wilmington will he held
on SATURDAY, May 7th, 1887. Polls will he
and close at y m.
The inspectors Of the precinct In which the
election is TO he held In The ward will hold the
school election.
Members TO be elected and places of voting
are as follows:
FIRST wARp-tlne member for two wears
polls No. % school house, sccond near Wash
ington street.
sECoHD WARn-One member for two -ears.
p lis FELTON, House, eecond and Walnut
Third wARp-Onc member for two wears.
polls Public School House No. 10, Elm and
ADAMS streets
FOURTH WARD ne member for one wear.
nember for two years, polls Public School
Houfc No. Z, Fifth and Pine streets
fifth WARD-One momber for two years:
rolls Public School Hougs No. y, c.rner
Eighfh ard Wollaston streets.
SIXTH WARp-Ono member for one yerr
one pembsr for two Year,, polls Public
School House NO. 8, Walnut above Twe,fth
street
SEVENTH wAED-One member for two
year., polls Public School Houss No, .. cor.
hes o.veuth and spruce streets
EIGHTH WARD -,Jne me NIB sr for two wears
polls Public school Hous,, No. 8. corner
seventh ard Sprpcs streets
r1NTH WARD-One member for ono yenr
denny. S"
YNTH WAED-Ope member tyr two years,
polls Public school House, No, II, Third and
harrison Greet
ELEVENTH WARD-One member for two
years, polls Public School Rouse No. 10. cor.
ner OAK ana Harrison streets.
TwRLFrH WARD-One member for / year
one member for two yesis, polls s. Il. come,
Fourth aud scott streets
JOHN y. GROHE.
aI' u Secretary Board OF Public Education
Daily Republican., 1887-04-27
FOURTH EDITION
Tb nrarke,s.

The market IN King street to-day
was the largestAnd best attended thai
there has been lncs Christmas, and the
supply Of earl vegetables was large,
considering thebsck ward season. The
ruling prices WIRE as follows: Butter.
SO to 40 cepss u pound; eRas, IA to ID
cents a dczsp; chickens, IA to 10 cents
q pound; whin potatoes, II TO is cents
a half peck or Is cents q Dushel; sweet
potatoes, IS I'd 90 cents half peck;
spinach, 10 tol2 cent?; kale, 10 cents
. half peck; nes radisbos. 8 to 10 cents
o lunch; aspfazus. 25 to 80 cents o
bunch; rhubast 10 cent?; new cabbage,
10 to 90 centsa head; lettuce, 4 TO 10
ctnts q head; hrseradish, 4 to s cents q
stalk; cuoumbss, 5 to 8 cents each; to
matoes, 90 to 2scep ts n quart; parsnips,
cents y bunch beets, 10 cents nall
peck.
The supply O fsh was excellent, and
Powell In the Third street market made
very Tempting display. His prices
were as foilowd Delaware shad, 20 tc
80 cents; rock th, l21& cents . pound
herring, ~ cent d6zsn; cat fish, IN
cents pound.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-27

A Crazy NegrO's Fiendtnn Freak

LoNGvIEw, Texas, April 26 Caleb
Foster, negro living near the south line
OF Harrison county, suddenly became
crazed few days ago and snatched his
three year-old child by the legs, dashed
its brains out against tree and ran with
the body to the creek bottom where be
was Intellectually followed by his family.
Assistance was procured and he was fin
ally captured. When found Foster was
rendisg the chi,d's body with his teeth
splitting the flesh to the ground, and al
the time jabbering TO himself Upon be
ing captured he was conceived to hi
hone and closely guarded. Three day,
after he recovered his normal condition
without having the slighest recollection
OF the tradegy.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-27
Concord Marrer.r ptes,lng,

The Concord quarterly meeting con-
ysued yeet. rday o, the Friends Meet
lug House, Fourth and West streets.
and was attended by representatives
from the Cbeste, Bcandywtue, Darby,
Goshen, Concord and Wilmington
monthly meetings. Remarks were
made &C the insrning session by Mrs.
Lydia Price, It West Chester, and
several others. A number OF reports Of
committees wer, presented al the after.
noon session, aud Discussion ensued
on recommendation concern.n 4
changes in that psrt Of the discipline
which applies 20 the consumption o1
spirituous Liquors. Roprese natives vert
appointed from the various monthly
meetings to attend the Philadelphia
Yearly Meeting.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-27
wnv our People should I,s Delighted.

why Our People should he Delighted
30 cents will buy y pair OF child's
pants, worth rs cent?; 30 cents your
selection of 20 patterns; 10 cents and
81 90 buy the very best line Of cassi'
msres and wotsteds
rs cents buys boys pants aged from
70 10 IL ut tho "Grand Central"
rs cents buys pair Of working
pants lined throughout OF the "Grand
Central"
81 90 buys q stylish pair of worsted
pants at the favorits Grand Central, ="
fifth and Market ttreets.
81 30 TO 81 60 your selection OF 80
different patterns In pantaloons, and
tfrnm those prices up to 81 90 at the
'Grand Central Clothing House"
81 90 buy q n child q suit that is actu.
ally worth double the money. Our g..
IS3, "a, IS and 90 suits arc perfect beau
tiles, aud must be seen to be appreciated.
| IS 80 buys q well-mnde Oriental dag.
onal suit, lined with Italian satin.
s. 30 buys q Psrisian cashmere suit,
ELEGANTLY made and cut In the very
latest style.
IS 81 buys y suit OF clothes that are
| good enough 10 attend the most select
lpsrty IN.
81 buys the handsomest dress suit 10
1.-The market, cut in sack or eutawoy.
90 buys o Spanish whipcoTd diagonal
Isuit, lined with satin, iuterlinipgs thor
Iouxhly shrunk ani sewed With silk.
S1l.50 buys o double breasted Prince
Albert suit, satin faced, cut in Lord
Chestertsld" style, and from that price
up to the very best OF grades.
We assure the public OF Wilmington
THAT there ia no occasion to 60 to Phila
delphia to buy when house cxists likt
the Grand Central Clothing Depot
where everything in the limo Of fash
ionably.made clothing can bs found
and our advise 10 when In need OF any
thing In the above line, you will hav'
( mo occaGion to regret II you extend you
patronage TO the generous enterprisipl
|, proprietor Of the Grand Central, wher
| goods are marked In plain figures INT
3 lsatisfsctlon guaranteed or money re
a funded.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-27
Tho Water Colnmission.

The regular weekly sessiou of the
Board of Water Com missioners wac
held last evening The City Treasurer
reported a balance of S76. 1875 81 in the
Union National Bank to the cradit of
the city Tho weekly pay roll, amount
ing to 1921 43, Was presented and an
order drawn for the amount. e. p.
Williamson WIS granted permission to
lay pipes on fourteenth street east of
Clayton, and Peter McHagh was
granted permission 10 tap waser pipes
IN Hedgsvilie. DR.. Shorsi1ge addressed
the board in relation to series of fish
ponds on the grounds attached to the
Cool Spring Osiiu, the work to be done
with the money that has bsen appro-
priGted for the fish hatchery. He oreed
the advantages which wonld result,
and the matter was hsld under Coneid.
Grafton unsil plaus could be drawn
showing where 1t Ia proposed to locate
the ponds. Tue bill of WetheriIl &
Company was returned to the City
Auditor for approval. A bill OF $50
was presented from Michael Riley for
damages to his furniture wagon, caused
by RAINING into tref ch at Front ard
Fran kiln streets, and 1t was referred to
the Chief Engineer
Daily Republican., 1887-04-27
HARRY HART,
THE N. Y. CLOTHING MFG. 90.
No. ZIG Market Street.

Who are the succos sful husjncss
men OF to-day and the own.
0ss OF their homes?
Think OF il a moment. They
are, in nine cases out of ten,
either present members OF
some Loan Association or
u 9 re formerly enrolled
among its members.
We know hundreds Of per
sons, right here in Whining
tim, who do not hesitate 10
admit, IL II had not been foe
the assistance offered them
by the Loan Association they
would never have succeeded
i'm obtaining home OF their
own.
Tho Central Lean Associo-
ticn is just issuing a new So
ries OF stock at one dollar
per share. Hcw is the time
to become q member. Eos
further particulars call on
WILLIAM 4. HAWKINS, Sec.
rotary, 712 Market street.
g2T-eCd-lm
Daily Republican., 1887-04-27
THIRD EDITION.


Those who have not already secured
their seats fec Manager Baylis' benefit
to- morrow night should attend to the
matter at encs, as they ara being RAP
idly taken, and 1t seems as though even
standing room will be- at premium.
Manager Blylls certainly deserves u
hacked house, and the patrons OF the
drama should ard no doubt will show
that they appreciate bis efforts TO fur.
nish them with first clase amusenenta,
ana his uniform courtesy and politencte
TO all. Tue attraction which he he's
provided for this ocosstsn should OF It
self secure full house. as 1t 10 one OF
the finest companies that has visited
Wilmington this eeaaOn. Miss Rose
Coahlan Is an acknowledged mistress
Of her art, and enc Of the best actresses
on the American stage. Her rendition
pf Pea Wellington, in Reade's "Easks
end Faces" 10 o wonderful conception,
and has been in a great measure The
character that has established Miss
Doghlan's great reputation.
She recently filled an engagement in
Philadelphia, and tho Timts in speak.
ing of her aching says:
sRose Coghian and her pleasant com
pAny of actors, whose performances at
the Walnut Street Theatre in Decembe
met with such well deserved success, re-
appeared at the theatre last night IN
MASKS and Faces" to an audience that
filled every sest, and had driven The
orchestra under the stage. Miss CoRt.
lan's Peg Wellington Is very agreea.
bls and winning figure. She presents
the serious and sympathetic aspect Of
the character rather than Its more bril-
liant side, but what her work lacks In
quickness and sparkle it makes up In
Womanly tenderness, and Its strength
and dignity and fine artistic quality
make such performance welcome as Q
green oas,s In the desert Of incom petenl
Amateuriem. The whole performance
is smooth, harmonious and bright, and
1t IL in every respect delight to gree
. company OF artists like this, who car
ba relied upon for an intelligent ant
finished presentation Of wide variet.
Of good playa"
Daily Republican., 1887-04-27
o They Run 5nem Out Of Town.

In cities iikS PittsburR, Cleveland,
st. Louis and Cincinnati to the Board OF
Health have q hie which they strictly
enforce on whatare known as "disgutse
sales," where bypeople strike the city
with o scheme {, evade the law by Of.
fering articles fSr sale that ore made IN
peniien.iaries, houses OF correction,
warehouses ard reform schools. These
goods are known as prison made gar.
ments. In Cleveland, Ohio, the SAM
tary officer capIed one Of these schem.
stsrs to confest chat the greatest part OF
what no offered for sale was gathered
UP from auctiSa houses, and had the
goods consienbi them rom smallpox
regions. The Authorities conascated the
goods, burnt hem up and told the
roe ues they hRd but few hours 70
leave The city. Dur City Council at the
next meeting ehuld guide themselves
by this article.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-27
Fifth EDITION
TruAtees of,S-

The Trustees Of tho p sos'.
ma0a, meeting At the s aI,n,lasl d I'd
the Board. Mr.. pa, IA. nee!I,s,
Der OF the BaarI ,.o, ae nav ~
Hundred, elected to 'v .9..i. 'Iaat7ss
birt, presented A, s o.., Gioa,
having prevlons!g S-s c,'''aeallals, d,
his seat. 'esa quA.la.d =.
.,! The trst business in c.,., ii,
election OF officers, tn. ';ast S'lnsa
GERS p,.., were re eiec.ti ty 'p s5o',ss &
baldwin. -a0nnL.
Secretary, J. wiikl,, c,
intencert, John Gulh-,ST 'ca' 'un
almshouse, Mis- Ei.n c., naaul
OF intane asylum, i..pt -,s,',; MAIN
attorney, William i ., Va Lnrss
visiting physicians, Dr.. la1; "
and Willard Hpr!nse,. a. ro,. j.. = p
c ,,.. Dr. Willard spt!n,er .'e :, pln
Ai ,rs. L CarmichasI aud Jcl ,ss I'm,
when the nomination for rV ,,.. Asl
the Board was called n, a'alors
prise OF every body ezcrr, ,b. Ssa
were In the secret. Nj. Moo, ,aa !. Y
Dated Edward Hamap' O .ss 'sn|
county treasurer, aud N, S tss piss
mated Mr.. Fersuson for =, s sI,s,l, 10
ballot resulted in eish, vS, .s''i y
Hannah and five for M,. Ps, S 10
was known tina. thers wa. s'.ana.
70 Mr: Ferguson, but it Wa, 'p ppsal
That the opposition woald ba,. , n9,s
on az. Levy Courtmsn ]. W ' Si
OF White Clay Creek Hupd,sa Aaz
That plan, however, w,w,
fallen through, aud At ,hs h., M %a
the opposition entered succs,taI'S y
Mr. HAman. One OF Ina oSss.
MT. Ferguson was that be ~. 49, ~
the psymonttf bills, AID o., ~ n
OF Mr.. Haman was tina. Ia baI,.s
offices Of County Treasurer ,,1
snser OF the Beard Of Tru,,sss
Poor he could the more reatly ~!
the funds as needed By Tho bor
l Another scene Of sI cilemsul y.
when directly after the elec,ss
superintendent, DR.. Osls mo,ts
resolution In force about len ~
Empowering the superintendent
1point the matrons esd all subrs,
OF tho a!msf GU 70 and ins,rs m
be restored. DR., ogle uraedlbs
upon the ground tha. no spxu,1
dent would have the poug b 4
any insu bordinat,on that uI,bt |,
aud the Government voald b nan
harmony with the sups,I,.,na
plen Of government.
The motion wss received vla =
evidences OF disiavor that D, d
withdrew 1t.
The proposals FOR fu.nlshiu, mil
for tho ensuing Qas.ter were han
and awarded ss folloss
Bread-John b. Taylor, p. c,a
II Beef-FIed Kein.e, ionqunsn
cents; hindquatttIs, , cenn; ssi.i
cents; corned bsei. A.. cebts.
/ Balt nests uas, & BrO,hs,
land Jowels, cent; shoadG,
cent?; pork IN barrels, si8
| MuttoD-Patrics Moaahsb, 8 I'd
| Tobacco-H. q J. C0fis.y, SD
per pound.
Il Hardware-J. V Ct!i,le&C,
II, Flour and fsol-glistai 10
superintendent.
Boots and shoes-pi,r.rk NNtiil
mems shoes, 81 o.; voaeai 81
pet slippers, So cents
Olothipg-Lewis Fs,.bflng
l Dry gocds-Frcde.'cs We'll, IT.
Gasoline-Phlllip, & K'ts
GIoceries-Georgs W. Lodge 4
Potatoes-Smel,z & Co.; Burcai
IS cents; early rose 70 c.nla
Il Drugs-Herbert K. Watson.
The Com niitee 90 Accounts ftilra
land were engaged 10 a1tains olls
til the noon Lonr, shen Tho beaia
I Trustees and other tfas,sM ossn
a splendid dinner, sccA u NAN
6uthrie and her assistants Know
we'll how to prepare. Ths b'Aa
Ifpish Its work 3. the afternoon ss'sia
Daily Republican., 1887-04-27
c)liyet,

The Juvenile Mission Band Of this
church gave SD entertainment ca Tues.
day evening, at once unique end de.
liabtful The little m;ss of half y dozen
summers shared Nth our first o;tizsA''
the honors of tie occasion. The IT,
fantile recitation, the boys dialogue
and the cbildren's singing served SIS 0
sweet refrain to tie more finished clio
cution OF Mr. Woodward, Mrs. Ward
and Miss Sam we'll and the swest II usiC
of "His Houor's' beautiful hand OF
singers. Such influence for good over
the lives of the young is worthy Of the
best culture and the most exalted Sta.
ton.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-27
SILENCE In COURT.

BY order Of Public Opinion,
Presiding Judge Of the Court of
Common Sense, No. 1, the
Freemen of Wilmington are
hereby notified that these are
the prices for the best ready
made Clothing at the New York
Clothing Mfg. Co.; Business
Suit, IS. ALL Wool Cheviot at
$40. Corkscrew Suit, SI2.5o.
Prince Albert Suit at SIS and
$40. Also, endless variety OF
Children's and Boys Clothing
Daily Republican., 1887-04-27
DIED..
DIED.
FUNK.-Cn the 9th Instant, Ida, wife Of
In q. q. Funk aged ~ ye1ra,

FUNK.-Cn tho 9th Instant, Ida, wife Of
Dr. q. O. Funk. aged ~ yeAra.
Relatives and friends Of the family sre 70
spectfulIv invited to attend the funeral from
the residences Of her husband, No. 0t8 Mar
ket street, on Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock. Interment at Wilmington and
Brandywine Cemetery.
ONIJiDMERY.-In this city on the 18th
inst. David Montgomery, In ihs o2d year
OF his age.
Relatives and friends Of the familv. also
Clayton Ledge, No 4, X. OF r., Uniformed
RanE, x. OF r., Franklin Uircls, Nos, v. IT,.
arercspectfully invited to attend tho funeral
from his late esidencc, so Obuich street on
"Wednesday efiernoon at O'Clock, Inter
mont at Old ) sedes' cemetery.
GElJ.-On tho 20 inst, Hsrold Marley.
infant son OF rev. h W. and j. nj. Cell,
eyed 10 IL onths and 10 days.
friends are respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral from the residcnceof b lie parents,
Mo 7i8 Pine street, On Wednt stay sitter
noon at 4 o'clock. lnterment ut Wilmington
and Brandywine Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-27
The Eairs.

Gbe German fair was well attended
again Last night, and tho various booth,
were well patIonize6. The entertain
snepts given each evening are bigSly
interesting, and more than worth rht
price charged for admission.
The fair at St. Patrick's Church Il
aleo vol attended, and those who att
present tonight will itness come new
attractions and several surprises.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-27

The Rev. j. W. T. Boethe, D. D lee
tn ed al Delaware Avenue Baptist
srurch, last evening, on They Say,
What? or Busy bodies" There was
quiie q large attendance, and the loo.
lure, which Was q coDmsDt on tho ne
persons who pay more attention to OIL er
peoples business than their own, " az
very entertaining,
Daily Republican., 1887-04-27
Handsome wWaen, Music and Rsse-
buds,

Gods greatest gift 10 man IL woman,
and amia5le, popular Manager 5onlie1
will present to those precious treasures,
some might during the performance o.
the Wilbur Opera Company, hand
come souvenir attached to q rosebud and
above al remember that a drees suit
will be ve-y nsp.opria;e for the COCO.
sion. Mr.. Eorrs Emanuel hoseg, OF
the Grand Central Clothing House, in.
formed our society reporter that beau
tiful black diagonal cutaway or eaek
suit cEn DO purchased for S. 80 that " Iii
give any person Lord Chesterfield ap
pearanee. Seymour about this impor
taHt notice Ia another column.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-27
Personal,

MIS- Fsdie &cF.rlia, who is resi-
dent Of Canton, Fonda, 10 visiting her
parents, mr. and Mts Thomas Clayton,
dl9 East NirCh street, after an absence
o! abou. Tour ge&rs. She proposes to
remain ia this city through the summer,
and in the autunn return TO Ler home
in Florida,
Daily Republican., 1887-04-27
DO.I,

Spencer Chandler, OF HTts
lately forced chat dosn sasn
ancient times o lo1 cabin haa s%u,
found above the Cay sons 90 p,ea
money dated troGi 1900 70 a ~.
numerous other metals ons ' w.,
and valuable gold o'naT'n! WI
lady's hair iastcr!ng CT l'A'h Nv
ornamented. u
jackson Walker. the colo, ~ .
who is charged with the EM..
young Mulvey lest S4p:smoel, sA
en- to jail ) eelefday ana tl'e Gu ~, s n
custody of Sheriff Lambsoa, cnasa1
ner's Commitment. !! y PHI .',,I
that he will be s'ralZntl ''' "'
the coming ssssion 81 O0n" -
Mr., Henry Shields, well !. i low
this city, hnSin. charge Of 4, ~ II. I,
excursion out CT philaJelpl's, :. M
I seriously Ill at his fe'ia, ,l"e ,,-s,s|
delphia, suffering from he,n .a,aosoi|
I the bowels. 10 lal ,-s' W.T. S, :, I
/ his bed for seven wetks, .s WV
glad to state IS slowly Fe'O'''..E n
Delaware Diocesan cOnv'nl i, Nv. "
| meets in S.. Thomas psilal, Ls " ,sO !
tsrs Of extraordinary inpo1Ils s,0s i n /
upop: the Or 1pcsI contollus as mi |
| &c aston and Delswats oicos se,si 81
selection Of a Bishop 10 'N''
Lee. mn
The ladies and gfrt'emtn I! o. cI MI
leader Pres byterian ohurcd, " INA y /
Ilsy's Wax Tieurts,' on n ~ is Sds
leyeniug, April ssh, 81 q"
Wilson, an cd clt,ns y, q Nv, v
lclsy Greek Hundred, dit 'oa,. vr III u
Hast. His remsi1s we're s, ln,,i III. y
white CLAY Greek ceme''''
When Visiting PhlIsd'lpgss55ss I'd RI
IMoore's Windsor Hotel n ,ti 81
strest. half square IRON .,t rus A. q
BinRs. Best accommouA''
l reasonable rates tsrts
Alfred Paxson. former ,s ,; \ yiDr
the Frie uds' School, tbs y S' 4 heal
nate With the degree u. y : =. On Nas
| Univsrsity of Pennies lVAD' 4
next. -ouduful
brilliant attraction. v %Jr thb~
nrise e,, At St. Palrick's Ir",,, n
mo Don't miSs the ....dS
3. L. Rooerrs VIII nA Ninth s'a'
ct the Bellevue ho J. uo'ns Of NN' :.
Monday next, the St cVnu . tsk.p NJ
william Granslspa , mas sststsd Z
tiers testameptary on 'nis citJ.
liam Doran, lHte OF 'n''
Daily Republican., 1887-04-27
TEis Mornings Court.

Edward CLARK was fined 81 and costs
at this mornings session of the city
court for drunkenness. and Lizzie Ford
81 and costs for q similar offense Two
youcg men, were charged with being
drunk aud disprderly. and as the EVIL.
denoe showed that they had broken
down q fence they were fined 50 and
costs each.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-27
whipping Man with u Rroken Arm

New YORK, April 26.-Jack Hopper. OF
this city, and Mike Gushing, of New Jer
sey, light weights, fought twenty-five
rounds up the Hudson river at dsybreak
this morning in one hour and thirty nine
minutes. Although Gushing broke an
arm in the eighteenth round he continued
gamely. Hopper finally won.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-27

The opening for the season OF tn,
erounda Of the Delaware Field Out
took place yesterday. and there was a
large attendance. The club house has
been fitted up and the grounds placed
in first-class condition. Several gamef
were INDUCED in, but lawn tennis
Seemed to be the favorite.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-27
An Off ciaI Visit.

The Ferris Reform School was visited
yesterday by the m smbers of the Levy
Court, who were shown arouBn by the
directors Of that institution. There arc
IL inmates at presant, and everything
was found in trst.class order.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-27

Samuel c. Pyle, of No. 900 West Ninth
street, will be married to morrow evening
to Miss Josie Bowers OF No. 1908 LON.
bard street. The ceremony will take
place in st. Paul's NJ. Z. church, and
cards Of invitation are now out.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-27

Willias1 Y. Warmers sale of horses
took place at his bazaar, Maryland
avenue aud Bsech street, this morning,
ard was we'll attended. The biddinR
was spirited, and the prices ranged
FROM $40 to e120 fer good horses. There
were some exceliens amin ala disposed
of
Daily Republican., 1887-04-27
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GrOC6rY' Association.

The members Of he Petal Grscers'
Association ara ,equ ested TO ;,tral E
Des,ing ~ their ioYms 10 mo;Iow
(TIuisiay) afternoon, at 2 o'clo, h.
isu ,iness Of importaI CO vii! be ccE-
tidered.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-27
JFSIES Il MCDANIEL.
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NOTICE., ISAAC q. PYLE tho fem
IN ant of the Clayton House. situated
at No9. and East klnh .treef IN
the Fourth ward OF tho ctty or
Wilmington, county OF isow Castle and
state OF Delaware. in comnJianca
with tho requirements OF the nets M
tho General Assembly Ia fuch case made
and provided, do hereby pivo notice that
EAall apply in writing 10 the cour. OF IIene
raj Sessions CT the reace and .Iail Uol,vsIy
OF the state Of delaware, In aud for Ney
Oas.le county, IN MONDAY, tho OH dav NJ
Nay: A. d 1887, being the next term
Of said court, for IL i!cersa Tor said house az
an Inn or tavern for the sale therein OF in.
'oxica' ing liquors IN lesg quantities than one
quart. to be drunk on the premises md tho
following respsctabie citizens CT said ward
lecoih iusnd tae sal application viz.
S'in"st r. prlce W. Il. Dnnning
Jos. rullmcr l. Lewis now
~. b. Row W. Mahan
9sohn D. Dlllon Samuel Wild
". w. Lncke Jas. Mills
a. PowdermaGer Samuel pyi.
W. II. Smith M. saunner
|S%vnH Arthur sullivan
y. -; hehi L, ". S. Pierce
townsend w. Miller Henry A. Winks
ISAAC {. PYLE.